They produced a theory of impetus that influenced Galileo Galilei in the 17th century.

中世纪提出的动力理论对17世纪的伽利略产生了影响。

Hmm, I'll say it was c) Galileo.

嗯，我说是c）伽利略。

I read about Galileo and Darwin, and I became a scientist.

我读到过伽利略和达尔文，并且成为了一名学家。

In 1592, the Italian scientist and inventor Galileo developed the world's first thermometer.

1592 年，意大利学家和发明家伽利略开发了世界上第一个温度计。

In 1996, that theory was confirmed when the Galileo spacecraft reached Europa.

1996年，当伽利略号宇宙飞船到达木卫二时，这个理论得到了证实。

Galileo probe made it this far when it dove into Jupiter's atmosphere in 1995.

伽利略探测器在1995年，入木星大气层时就到达了这。

If you said four, you might be Galileo. If you said 69, you were right.

如果你说有4颗，那你可能是伽利略。如果你说有69颗，那你曾经是对的。

Galileo, Galileo was the astronomer who came up with the name in the early 1600s.

答案是伽利略，伽利略是一位天文学家，他在17世纪早期提出了这个名字。

When Galileo looked at Jupiter this is what he saw.

当伽利略观察木星时，他看到了这一幕。

Galileo arrived in Rome more dead than alive.

伽利略到达罗马时已经奄奄一息。

It will be the fourth global satellite navigation system after GPS, GLONASS and Galileo.

这将是继GPS（美）、格洛纳斯（俄）和伽利略（欧）之后的第四个全球卫星导航系统。

Galileo then wondered if we might be misinterpreting our experiences in other ways.

伽利略后来质疑我们是不是在其他方面也曲解了自身的体验。

What? Galileo did his best work while drinking wine. How do you know that?

什 伽利略的伟绩都是喝着酒完成的 你怎知道？

The Italian scientist Galileo was among the first astronomers to study sunspots.

意大利学家伽利略是最早研究太阳黑子的天文学家之一。

Until Galileo actually demonstrated the contrary, nothing could have seemed more beyond possibility of doubt.

在伽利略证明与之完全相反的事实之前，人们认为，世上没有比这更加无可置疑的了。

Galileo saw reading as a mean to gain superpowers.

伽利略认为阅读是获得超能力的一种手段。

Using a telescope, Galileo discovered stars that were invisible to the naked eye.

【invisible】伽利略用望镜发现了肉眼看不到的恒星。

They were also annoying to scientists like Galileo, Kepler, and Halley, who all had theories about why the wind blew to the southwest: Did the wind somehow follow the sun from morning till night?

这也常常困扰了像伽利略、开普乐、哈雷这样的学家，他们都有关于为什风往西南吹的理论：难道风向在某种程度上是整日跟随太阳的？

So people like Galileo and Isaac Newton and Jane Austen, these people that we wouldn't traditionally think of as knowledge workers in the modern era, but they were the knowledge workers from back in the day.

比如伽利略、艾萨克·牛顿和简·奥斯汀，这些人虽然不是现代意义上的知识工作者，但在他们的时代，他们就是知识工作者。

" Certainly, " continued Homais, " there is bad literature as there is bad pharmacy, but to condemn in a lump the most important of the fine arts seems to me a stupidity, a Gothic idea, worthy of the abominable times that imprisoned Galileo" .

" 当然！" 奥默接着说，" 也有不好的文学，就像有不好的药房一样；不过，眉毛胡子一把抓，批判艺术中最重要的文学，在我看来，是一种野蛮的行为，一种愚昧的想法，简直和监禁伽利略的时代一样可恶。"